You're very incorrect there, it can be detected and quite easily. All SV has to do as lock down certain .ini values and provide the information to EAC, which they'll integrate into the system/file scan process at game launch, which SV can advise if they want a ban to occur if an unwanted change is detected, or make the game not launch unless said values are reverted.
Well how about you buy us a 3090 when they come back in stock so we can get 60 frames like henrik does.
Idk if you're joking but I get 100-140 fps (depending on the area) with a 3060 ti. All anyone needs is a 20-30 series card to get DLSS and their fps goes from meh to yeh
I just stating Henriks specs and frames he gets. 100-140 FPS for the newest GPU that cost multiple thousands of dollars is pretty garbage performance. That is double the power most players have. Then you add being in a terrible area like MK, Kran, or Tindrem. Possibly meduli. With the rain choping a lot of peoples frames in half. FPS matters greatly and this game has horrible FPS and stuttering for a lot of players.
My GTX 1070 is quite steady on 60+ FPS except for rare occasions dipping into the mid 50s using these settings. 100 res scaling, 103FOV, high shadows, low effects and foliage, cinematic on textures, postprocessing and anti-aliasing. Bought it like 4-5 years ago
Considering I work with EAC daily due to my Quality Assurance work, I can tell you right now, it's very much a thing. There's the primary EAC build, then there's additional things you as the developer can request, hence why if you manually install EAC to a game, it'll prompt you to select what game - As it'll download the build matching the game based on developer feature requests.
